A Molecular History of Everything* explored the process and physical poetry of recent art practice. Systems, fragments, meanders, object moments and free range sculpture created a space of interaction and collaboration in this exhibition combining new projects by local and international artists. A Molecular History of Everything was a highly material event, demonstrating the re-emergence of an art practice dealing with the made rather than the ready made. Taxonomies of words, documents, objects, space, music and all manner and matter of things were explored in this rumpus room of art.
*well not everything.
Exhibiting Artists: Charles Anderson, Rosa Barba, Marc Bauer, Richard Fauguet, Louise Flaherty, Geophile (Bianca Looney and Lucas Chirnside), Claire Harvey, Bianca Hester, Gavin Hipkins, Nicholas Mangan, Nora Martirosyan, Dave Muller, Alex Pittendrigh, Stuart Ringholt, Alex Rizkala and Julie Davies, Daniel van Vree, Gabrielle de Vietri, Daniel von Sturmer, Kan Xuan
Curator: Juliana Engberg
Publication
A Molecular History of Everything* (*Well not Everything)
In the Press
15 December, InPress, Sigh on the dotted line
16 December, B News, Conceptual arts on display
22 December, The Age, As an artist, Muller rocks
24-25 December, The Age, From the ice age to the stone age
27 December, Herald Sun, Molecular mapping
27 January, The Age, Plotting history through flight of the table tennis ball
29 January, The Age, Finding art up the garden path
Other Material
Printed Cinema #2
